Architecture principles epitomize architecture's function: to clearly define the necessary constraints on a system's design without prescriptively defining all the design details. A good set of ...

3 Field-Based Learnings about Precision Ag and Sustainability Sustainability is being built as a separate pillar of focus within most every agriculture-related organization today.

For Goodwin, procurement with integrity comes down to government entities conducting themselves with ethics, rather than prescriptively adopting a mentality of “just getting things done”.

The 30-day SEC yield is a metric which is prescriptively calculated, while a distribution rate can in effect be whatever the fund manager wants it to be.

Also *ast.GoStmt is for spawning Go routines but those are forbidden in Gno, hence reject them prescriptively instead of just spewing out the raw ast type. Fixes gnolang#3731 Updates gnolang#3751 ...

Responsible AI use The responsible use of AI isn’t as simple as prescriptively banning specific prompts or the use of certain company confidential data.

Whether the oil patch likes it or not, a powerful global momentum is building to legally require companies to be prescriptively transparent with their investors around climate-related liabilities. How ...

The biohybrid mycelium robots could support precision agriculture because the mycelium component will respond to stimuli like soil moisture and levels of agrochemicals.

Prescriptively, building on existing state case law and academic commentary, we identify several considerations for state courts to weigh as they decide whether to grant pre-election remedies.

More prescriptively, these findings lean in favor of theoretical heterogeneity, where modes of theory are keyed to particular purposes and contexts as well as larger disciplinary and political trends.

Although grammatical sentences and their interpretations are generally considered the building blocks of linguistic theories, the relation between the theoretically deemed-to-be grammatical sentences ...

Too often, executives look to data retrospectively to understand what has happened, rather than using data prescriptively to understand what is likely to happen and, in turn, how to best respond.